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The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

THE Logan fund is booming. Let it boom on, until Mrs. Logan is pro vided with enough for all her needs in the future. If grand old Black Jack can look back across the Styx and see what is going on in the world he has left, how radiant his face will grow when he knows that she whom he loved dearer than life is cared for by the people he so faithfully served.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08
[" OUR BOYS."

hanged in Missouri who is only six teen years old; at least, he is now in the condemned cell, with the sen- tence of death hanging over him. Efforts are being made for reprieve of the sentence, but whether Cover nor Marmaduke needs the appeal or not, the matter is worth considering in regard to its bearing upon an i'm portant social problem.
 A peaceful immigrant - with his wife and family-arrived in the vil- lage where this youthful murderer lived. They were riding in wagon with their worldly goods, on their way to settle somewhere in the West. This boy of sixteen went out upon the road they would take, carrying firearms, vaylaid the party in ortho- dox style, and firing, instantly killed one of the children. For this he has been doomed to die before he has reached his seventeenth birthday.
 This boy may be choked to death with all the parapher nalia of judicial solemnity and in the minds of many the majesty of the law will have been yindicated. Miserable satire upon justice l Will it choke to death the causes which melted the crime1 The illustrated compounds of vice and lust which are circulated weekly as police newspapers the cheap, flash story papers, and certain class of dime novels-these are the accexso- ries to the fact which indicted the Missouri boy and may incite -Four boys" to similar crimes. Choke these pestilent publications to death and the gallows will be robbed of much of its duty. Some State legislatures have prescribed the circulation of this kind of literature. Let others follow suit and it will be at least step m the right direction.
 Our largest and most impo rtant daily papers are not blameless in this respect. The publication Of matter which should never sec the light of day is constant oHense. It is of no use saying that it is "news" and that newspaper editor is not responsible for the crimes of the community. If it is necessary to publish certain class of news it should be done as briefly and concisely as possible. But what IS the custom2 The more horrible and scandalous the facts arc, the more the reyoiting or prurient details are given. The worse than lustful evidence in the recent Campbell case, if it does no further harm, must blunt the sen- abilities of young people of both sexes. If the CHAMPION was to print such matter in Flagstaff 1t would be very properly thrown out of the houses of half of it's subscribers In its moral tone, the country press IS much in advance of its metropolitan big brothers.
 There is also a general latitude given to the conduct of "our boys which needs restraining. They should i not be allowed to go into saloons or stand around watching t,aming tables, and law should be st.ictly enforced which makes it puv shable ofense
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

A CALIFORNIA paper, in writing of the wonderful growth and develop ment of the last century, remarks "tbat George Washington never tasted canned peaches" That was lucky for George, if he had plenty ot luscious, freshly.gathered peaches like those which now grow around his old Virginia home.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

WE are sending out gentle remind. CTS to those of the CHAMPIONS pa irons whose accounts are due, thus giving them the opportunity to com mence the new year with clean bal ance sheets. Prompt attention to these missives will be appreciated.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

IT is not an unusual thing to hear merchants in this part of the country complaining that many people are in the habit of sending to Eastern cities for their goods, or else to California. There is much justice in this com plsint. The residents of every local ity ought to support home interests and home merchants. Even if they do have to pay a trihe more for some lines of goods, it comes back to them in another way. Then, the merchants ought to support, to the best of their ability, the home newspaper, for that Is the strongest of all influences to make known and increase their busi- ness, .....
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08
NO SUCH OFFERS

As these have ever before been known in the western country. The publications need not all be sent to the same person or even to the same post office.
 For example, any person subscribing Tor the combination of the CHAMPION, Globe Democrat and Toledo Blade, can have each of these newspapers sent direct to any ad- dress in any part of the country. All Combination Subscriptions
 Must be Paid in Advance.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

FoR this month we will give all new subscribers to the CHAMPION who will pay us $ in advance, the CHAMPION tor one year, the Weekly New York World fer one year, and History of the United States, containing 2: en- cravings and 3ao pages, beautifully bound and handsomely gilt. In this way subscribers will have papers giv- ing them the local and country news, the news of the whole world and a history of their country for the small sum of ss, just the thing for the rancher, stockman and workingman to pass away the long wlnterevenings.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

To SAVE the time and expense of going on a collecting tour, will our
 patrons kindly remit the amount of the,r indebtedness to the CHAMPION ?
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08
Notice For Pub.ica ton.
LAND OFFICE AT pREscorT, ARIZONA, l
 January Sth, 1887.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, l
 January Sth, 1887. NTOTICE is hereby given that the follow l V ing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support oi his claim, and that said proof will he made before the Register and Receiver of the U. 5. and Office at Prescott, Arizona, oh Feb ruary I4th, 1887, VIZ: Thomas Hams, of Will Hams, A, T., for his Homestead Application No. 26o for the E 4 and 5 w 4 of N w < and N E 4 offs w 4 of Sec. 10, Town ship aI, N K ?, E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of, said land, viz; John A. M. Cracker, F. R. Nells, Arthur Armstrong, A. C.. Arm strong, all of Williams, Arizona.
 janS ]. L. CAMP, Register.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

ON our fourth page to-day will be found striking and instructive illus tration of the comparative worth oi various kinds of baking powders now m the market,
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

SENATOR HARRIsoN's bill for mak- ing national park of the lands on the southern border of the Grand Canon of the Colorado should be pushed through Congress.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08
A NEW START
 NasE lSSS.
THE CHAMPION
 CLUB LIST.

Subscribers to the CHAMPION can obtaln with that newspaper the fol. lowing publications, postage prepaid, for yearly subscriptions as follows;
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

IN . few years the neighborhood of Flagstaff will be the great beef-pro- ducing country of the Southwest.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08

TIE Hoof and Horn pertinently calls attention to the necessity of call. ing convention of Arizona stock men to draft such laws as will be ben ehcial to the stock interests, the pres. ent laws being considered inadequate to meet the needs for which they were framed. The CHAMPION cordially en- dorses this suggestion. No one can dispute the fact that our Territorial laws are inadequate in thoroughly protecting the cattle and sheep inter, ests, and the recommendation of such a convention as that suggested would command the attention and careful consideration of the Territorial Leg islature.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08
ATTENTION!
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves in- debted to ]. N. Berry are requested to call at once and settle. All accounts not paid before January Ist will be put in the hands of an attorney for collection. l. N. BERRY.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08
'CTocKMEN TTENTIoNI

Patented ranches for sale with or without stock.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08
WEEKLY CHAMPION.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1881.
The Arizona champion., 1887-01-08
Flagstaff Stables. Livery and Feed.
 E. s. WILCOX, nI-tf Proprietor.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-18
RFNWOOD.

James Fahy, aC,d -. employed n TIE
Riverside table works, died Of typhoid f.
Yer. sunday morning, ~ his boarding
house. His remains were taken 10 hls
hone in Fttsburl. yesterday.
The funeral Of John McCiclland Sunday
Has largely attended, The various lodges
turning out mad. q P.OiiV appearance,
there being IN ali about pa meD IN line
The EeIlaire City Raud, numbering sixteen
piecys. PLAYED the funeral march and
dlrgeS.
Mr.. Charlie Morgan, who went with =
party ont 10 Sherrsrd Saturday 10 spend
several days l. very III There al The house
OF q relative
The uans OF marriage OF Mr.. John
Welsh and Miss Mary Barrett we're pub
hsbed for the Grst time IL the Catholic
church. Sunday.
The Wheeling steel plant WIS compelled
II Suspend work Yesterday, owing 70 the
insufICienCy OF the supply Hf GAS.
Sister Lucy, an accomplished teacher IN
st. Johns school, was forced 10 relinquish
her post, owing 10 her health failing.
Sister Basil Is efficiently filing the posi-
ton.
A meeting was held yesterday by the
congregation Of the Catholic church for the
purpose Of making arrangements for hold
ing 8 bazaar and festival.
The !. .. G. T. will 90 over to BellAire
this evening.
I O. o. F. will hold memorial services
in their hall Saturday evening. The NJ.
Z. choir has received a pressing invitation
70 participate IN the c~ersREniss.
Mrs. James Drugs Of this city, received
the first premium al the street fair for fine
hand sewing sDd also the frst premium fol
preserves The sewing Is exquisitely neat
and SkIlltuIly perfect and the preserve:
simply delicious
TIE Morrison Ridge Co, Of Dayton, O,
Is Ie~cOnstructing the In~accGTat1 span 2fth'
( Shep Mac bridge A temporary road ha:
been opened around il 90 that the work
does not interfere with the travel.
But litLe credsnce Is placed in the refec
ton cast on q certain oarsmSb a this ciTy
in connection With the recent races
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GataIh to CONSUMPTION.

Cstarrh in its destructive force STANDS DsT1 70
and undoubtedly leads on TO consumption. It's
therefore singular thai; those afflicted with this
fearful disease should no; make II the otec1 Of
their lives 70 nd themselves Of il Deceptive
remedies cOocoCtsd By ignorant preisnders 70
medical knowledge have YeEfsnsz the comb
oenus OF tbs EIzi majority Of sCHe-er II E4G
ve-tised remedies They become resigned ps
life az misery rsther than torture themselves
with doubtful p8iliE1vA
But this VIII never DO. CEiE-Tb mas y met
NJ ever stage and c0mbsieS with al our nigh.
In mani case me diSeHse has EsSumed dalFeT-
oas symptoms The bones and carthage OF ibe
nose. the organs u bearing, 81 s-slng Sno OF
tasting 80 Affected g. 70 y useless, The uyuA 50
elongated. the thrDsI 80 tnhEDe1 and uTitAbe-
Is - produce q constant and Distressing e0ISh
sENFORC's RECI-s. L.EE Lpn FyeSF phA~
Of Csiauh, from q simple bead cid 10 he NOS
lnathSJme and destructive EsEe& lis pcA Ah1
constitutional instant n rcBeTIng- permanent
in curing. safe, economical and DeveTfEltIg.
Each pack e confElns one bottle o. The kAlI-
Cal CIR. one bo1 CATAEKEAL SOiTESI, $40
an IMPROVED INHALEE- with treatise, pHce e.
POTTER DEus 4 CHEECAL Co BosToS.
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BELIAIRE.

L /. Spencer, the pop man, viii open 3
meat store on Union street
The proposed supper by Spangler Post
has been postponed indefinitely, by order
Of the committee
The Uncle Tom troupe had a good house
A the Elysian Opera House, last night.
81 Ciairsville i making extensive prep
arstions f0r the Sherman meeting.
z. J. shumate, of the Z & q. freight
ofice. left to-day To- Washington, H. !, 10
accept a position As cashier II ons Of me
offices OF the Richmond and Danyliie rail-
read. Saturday h Bachelor Club and
their lady friends enjoyed the hospitality
Of NJ. SEuIDate.
The Mayor disposed oil SIX OF eight plan
cruGks yesterday
The snit of Mrs W. c. Roberts Vs. Vim
Hatterv estate Tor S7,ucU, VA triei last
week and the plaintiff given Judgment for
Sl6O
Some one fell through one Of Alex. Nc
Greror's store windows on Saturday night
Elmer c. Deaver Is drumming the trade
ont near GAINESVILLE IN the interest OF the
AtIsntic Tea Co.
Rev. X. 6. Wallace and family leave for
California 70 reside to-day. Bellalre and
the L. p. church lose 2 good worker by the
leaving Of M. Wallace, who for fourteen
wears has labOred IN the interest Of the l.
r church When the present pastor or
gau zed the church II had tweniy-nlne
members. AT the Last reckoning there
were 10 members.
Last nights TyibGas said: The next
President Of the United States Will proha
nly be here On Thursday ii the person CT
Hon. John Sherman.
The Z. i 7. = selling round trp tickets
to California for SIS.
The Little Tin Company IS selling Oh II
auction
Oliver c. Moore, of Mingo Junction, and
Mrs Mary Myers, of tins clty, were mar
ried on Sunday.
john Burris and Mrs. Margaret Bailey
have been married.
Miss Taylor, Of the primary schools, has
been elected President OF The Belmont
County Teachers Association.
4 general meeting OF the fire department
Las been called ior TOMORROW evening
4 Third ward map LEFT home two months
ago and las not been heard from since
Now one Of his little children Is dead and
the wife Is IN very needy circumstances,
Mr.. hathaway, representing the Bellalrr
Street Railway, IS il the city, e1oruug II
get Council 10 extend the time OF the iran
chi-e Of the road, II this Is done the work
oi rebuilding the road VIII br commenced
1T orce. The present charter extends :
wears get.
The Sherman meeting on Thursday wiz
n- 4 bug one, 10 doubt, Judging from The
amount OF talk that il i creating
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-18

A nan known a one HartsOOk, alias
Williams, left s horse in the stables OF
Mclaughlin < Rodes, at RoDceverte,
Greepbrler county. early last week, and
suhsequenl ELred another horse from TIE
stable, saying be SsnteS 20 Tisit friends In
Monroe 4 day or two after his 0epaL-
ture Thursday last The owner Of the
horse HKrtsOOk left in the stable came
down from Frankfort, where be lived, IN
search Of the aniGRl, which he said had
been stolen from him. DE proved els
property without difficulty add took the
animal back with him; and The Messrs.
ROdes 81 once sent IN pursuit Of their
ho-SS He was traced 10 PeterstOTn,
Grant cOEnt5, where the thief had sold
the horse and tnen ief: apparently for
Lowell The horse had been ursSsd - :
man IN Mercer county, who II tnrn had
uaded him 70 a citizen Of Bland county.
Va The pGTsuers, however, followed cd
the tral closely, and finally recaptured
the horse and brought him back 10 Romeo
verts last Tuesday night. Nothing fur
tbeT has been heard OF the thief.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money al g I-2A5 Per Cent--60verHmen1s
Duu,AndsFirm to S~teady-StocEs Higner
Flour Neutrality-suspicious. Unchanged
NEW YogK. October l7.-Money on call
easy at 2@R5 per cent last lOsn . per
cent. closed offered at 4 Pc cat; pnme
mercantile pagrr Gag pei csnt-; sterling
exchange strong and active AZ 4Sl+a4o9t.
HGovEREMENTS-Dull and firm t0steady-
FOurs Coupons
:
PEgihc SXeS % ISIS
STATEs-Dun and steady
RAMRoADs-Moderately active; szlss
$685.. 600.
SroCKs-The stock nraTket to-day ras
moderately active and generally strong,
thuugh her Nas sOme weakness IN the
first hour. The opening was irregular, bat
the changes from Saturdays prices WERE
for from TO 4 per cen only either way.
Weakness appeared immediately, however,
and in the first halfhour prices were down
from TO ; per u The temper Of the
market thea changed ard a gradual
bat steady improvement occurred, With
lasted throughout the Day aad
entire list and subject to only az insignIn
cant reaction. The close was quiet and
firm. IT OF near the hest prices reached.
Most SOCKS show fractional gains over Sat-
urday's final figures. Manitoba Is down
p, New York Central j up II, Lake Shore
i, Enc Il. Transactions 4GG, l3G shares
OuOtations closed hid As fOllnws:
Adams Express $40: American Express
100; Canada Pacific u, Central rsclhc
80; Chesapeake and Ohio a; DO preierTv-
frsts s.. do seconds 5 Chicago and Alton,
40: do preferred $50; Chicago, Burlington
snd Quincy l244 Delaware and Hudson
g7S: Delaware. L1CksWauna aud Western,
ia; Dsu,-r AMI Rio Gran6e. 2l4; Erit,
70: do preferred 81; FL Wayre, 1873;
Illinois Central. is; Lake Shnre. 90;
Michigan Ce2trai. -! Minneapolis and
ST. Lonls. =; 40 preferred, -; MlssoGn
Pacific, 81, Northern Pacific. 2Os; do
preferred. 43! Chicago and Northwestern,
lO5l, DO preferred 1874; New York Gen
traI, l04.; Oregon Unconstitutional lG4
Pacific M2u, 81; PsnEras, - Ieoila, D. &
z. lql; ?tJs5Grg Isl; Pullmsn Pslace
Ca- l43; Reading go; RocE leland, 10:
s.. Louis aud San Francisco, 33s; DE- pre-
ierra3. G7s; first preferred, l0e, 81 Paul,
MinuG2po,is ND si.rpesota IS 81. Pau
snd omsha, 35!; ia preferred l0l;
Texas pgc.ac. - Uu,o,' rn"'ic As,
United Stat5s Eypr5s 6N Nas.s-S CErnn
Tei-r~aGb S4s.
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MARTINS FERRY.

l J. {. bremen, al Minneapolis, MIN,
Is In the c,;v thu guest Of his iaIhsr, James
II. bremen. OF The Oh,o Valley Nerc>.
\. 7 McKelvry w27 IL the Cty yester-
day. stalking hands with the boys
Yesterday evening harry Taylor and his
mother, Mrs. Henry FeeU-er. engaged IN
Z lively little 0 v II which Taylor struck
h!s Llorbcr 10 the face. Taylor, who u a
married mau. WAS standing talking 10 .
Young lady neal his home, when his
mother came out and applied several vile
epithets to the yOuDg This en-
TAYLOR, who went into the house
and raised quite a disturbance, striking his
mother a. mentioned above. Taylor left
on he evening freight train on the
c X 7. gong east
MI. George Trisler and wife, OF BaIDes-
Vile, were TIE quests Of Mrs. Tnslers
niece, Mrs. Stewart Wilson, during Sunday
and yesterday. Mr.. Trsler Is SuprrirtvD-
den, OF the GAINESVILLE gas works.
Miss Annie Blew, of G~reeDCastle, lDdi-
ana. viii be the guest Of Der brother, Mr..
William Woodruff. during the coming two
weeks.
Dr. aud Mrs A. l. Oug spent Sunday ST
the home Of the doctor III ~SmlIhheld, ..
Mrs Dr. !. W. Williams. Of CSrdingtOu,
q. returns 10 her home to-day. after q
week 4. visit with Geo. Anderson.
Mrs =. !. Manson, formerly Of this city,
hut DOW OF Pennsylvania, Is the guest Of
NJ. benjamin Pastors
MI. Ozark FInney, q tweuty-!oui year
old sna Of Robert FIuDey. Of Pleasant
Ridg,. Gied Of typhoid ieyer last right.
TIE matter Of paving several Of OCT
streets with BRICK seems 10 be becoming
more and more popular every day.
LOSt-Two plain gold rings. one h&'
the legend on the inside. y. L 10 !. Il '
and The other -. L. H A suitable IL
ward vii hs paid if the huder will return
them TO the Office OF the Eu,ktyt Glas'
g~pmuaaN.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-18

ITO Ala YfEsoss hOLDISg DEys Eg
j Ipdgaeaf az osbsrst>~. % tbe vea twsGtg
f.er % "a nrrlsre1 BBgi one hDD6rs1 go nfD<.
afnEse un the no - gste q Egttrezfh hes1 ss
TIE dry II sheelinF wac Virginia, - ssy ysr
tbe-.1f pksb Vas oDrFsyS ~ kotfE kShn ~
FrEDe-s k0bfI by deed aEtss ne - Cay a
AnZunt. IsA
In tursssncs 81 q Arxzse "a The f3nc.ii Coas
~ DIN EOuusF, Etk t-s esEp< tbfreiE Pending.
70 ssb5s.s iAe zad fesI estals ~ he psyDs II %
the BSaG tssreara. you are bereoJ requlfed 70 gs
q NJ Al Claims he'd b ro1 sDdesekofyOcJa<scs<
The sAfd ko1~d Eotn o. lie tA5d fnnDces ksau.
O. rsibsr % Them. ptkh are nefn On te ahd
resi esfzv, O. Any pan II H. &c sdsnGnsisn %
me, a nj oelee. 30 E5C bEplss sres- 40 lie
Cly a Wheeling. Ohm Io0.sy. Hcf Nngfr8A,
o. or tesOre Tus-dsy he III day 81 soFe1bs,
Gir.n unds ny hsad ths IN dag q oszAss.
isc, JO1ErH T. PAULA. .
oeiao&sI Canntssabef
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Dnn1 ENperiIneuL

You cannot afford 10 waste time In e1-
psrimenting when your lungs are IN dan
yer. Consumption always seems, 81 hrstr
only s cold. Do not permit any dealer 70
impose upon You with some cheap imits,
hon of Dr.. Kings New discovery Tor Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, but he sure
you get the genuine Because be can
make more profit be may tell you ne has
something inst rs good, OIL Just the same,
Don't be deceived, but insist on getting
IN. Kings Sew Discovery, WHICH Is gEar'
an,eed 70 give reiief in ali Threat LING
AMI Chest affections Trial hotties free 81
Laran &Ca.'s drug store.
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GROCERIES.

Coffee looks SIS if it was chesps Al to-dAy's
prices, but no one can tell, ii may be
higher and possibly lower. Keep s good
stock until January Isl and we think YOU
can't miss 1t much. Sugars are frmer
aud may be higher. Syrup and Rice aTe
fnmer. Meats are active and strong.
RICE-CaTohns bead Gtc; Carolina choice
&c; Carolina prime SIC; Louisiana aa6tc;
Java pearl Gtc.
SYRUPs-Choiue Sugar Syrup %4aSIc;
Honey DT7ps 32a34c; CaliforniaWhite Dnps
SSs35c; Maple Drips, five gallon Eegs Csc;
ten gallon kegs &c; one-hslf harrei $50;
barrel SIC; Bixby Maple Syrup ,har-
rel Ijr; Bixby Maple {! hsrrelsl sSc; Biz
by Maple 40 gallon Kegs Coo; BIXby Ma
ple Is gallon kegs Go; BKby Maple lquar1
cans S1c. Sugar Houas dark e0a22c;
BE additional il hall barrels
New Orleans MolasseS, new crop now Ii,
Fancy 4sa5nc; Choice 46a4SC; Prime ~
s46c; Far 42a44c; Mixed goods New Or
leans 3ua32c; Baker goods 25s21c.
PBOyISIpNs-La Large s. c. mans l2tc; me
dunn ;. c. hams l2lc; small s c. hsms
i3c; California hams 9o. S. { breakfast
bacon l3c; :. {. shoulders SC; homeless
hams Is; city sides l04c; bacon shout
ders x; ham beef l3tc; ordinary
beef Toe, city sides lNtc; family
MESS pork, 5lh pieces, 81 90; bean pork,
fine clear. SI- 90.
LARD-Terce 7!c; hall barrels 7tc; TIM,
&c; til pals, s lbs, Sc; tn
pals. 5 lbs, SIC; tin psils, 10 lbs, SC.
tin pals, ~ ms, sc; til pals, 5oihs 74c.
GAINED GtJDs-ACuve; STANDARD Sfb
table peslh 81 25a2 81; No. ; tomatoes new
81 Is 10 81 - per dozen, a. to quality;
Strawberries III 81 IL; blsckberles
2tt g5c: raspberries = II 81 %; Dam
sons 2tb 9jc: lima beans ~ 9Oc;
cove oysters N light Coo; DO IN full
weight 9OcsSl 40. string beans 2ft Sia@ic;
s~uccotash III sOcaSl -, early June peas
81 35al A.; French PEGS loo each pineapple
81 81; gun-eberres ~ sGCaSi 90; IN
Tavorire Salmon, very Tile, s. u, 81
sweet potatoes 81 IS.
WocprE WAEk-No. J tub. ST. r~; NJ.
3 s. 90; No. 3S4 %; . hoop pals 81 81;
? hoopSl Is; sapSl ~ single WashbosrGe
81 80; double do. 81 81; me crlmP donhls
do s. -; single 81 81.
FRUTTs-New Valencis kaIsIns &c:
steulaed Valencia, HC; Layer OnUra,
lutc; Lal'ea, new dry peaches, sc. London
laycr raisins s.. GOa2 IS, L1oae Mupcatels,
s.. a. 10 81.
on Lard. extra wosieTI strained SIX,
carhua. 10, 7c; carbon, l5u, ?sc; white
milers' leet winter 4se, white miDers'
No. . 4udi3u.
SuGARs-Cut Loaf &C; Cube g. Fruit
powdered &c, Ordinary powdered CSC,
GRADUATED Standard &c: Standard Con
rcctiDncr'sA &c; STANDARD Grocer's A &c;
Pearl White A sc, White extra { sc,
OHIO Valley re; Nv York G SC Fruit
sugtr Acc.
CoFFKK--Green CJ1ee Fancy Golden
kiO 70: Fancy Green -, fcaherrr BE;
Ch0ct Green 10; Prime Green dc I.oasI-
,ug grades &c Jsvs 2tc. Roasted IL PACK
gses-pinn Valley 25tc.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. October l7.-COttnn-
Firm: middEings 95c. Flou-Duli, ism-
ily s. lda3 50; fancy s. 50aS %. Wheat
Lower: No. ? Ted 73tr; receipts To-
900 bushels; shipments so bushels Corn
Easy; No. . mixed 44e osts-Quist;
No , mixed 2stc- Rye-Steady; No. ?
soc. Pork-Dull at Sl4 90. Lard-Dun;
pine steam s. So Bulk Meats-Quiet;
short ubs &c. Baoon-Firm; short nhs
s. 25: short clear s. 65l. WhiskF-Firm;
sales /. 6ls barrels finished goods OD s bssis
Of 81 10. Butter and Sngsr-FTrm Ead
unchanged Cbeese-Frm st llal3c Eggs
-Demand fair ut l6a16sc.